Global and domestic news items mix of war, crime, economics
The report surveys varied events from royal and government actions to bank robberies, court sentences, and agricultural losses. It notes measures on wheat duties, draft law compliance, and Boer War claims, with incidents in the United States and abroad including murders, gas incidents, and a planned royal marriage in Virginia.
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Alfons
Spain
Woich
Stephens
Texen
New Mexico
Arienia
Riesli
United States
Battleehly
Manila
Shanghai
Train
Cyclone devastates homes south of Billings Oklahoma
A late night cyclone struck the neighborhood south of Billings Oklahoma injuring three people including Mr and Mrs James Russell who were buried beneath their blown apart home. Mrs Merrifield suffered serious injuries as other outbuildings were carried away and property damage reached thousands. Witnesses reported a cloud seen south of Billings that split toward Red Rock and Cerres with the Russell residence directly in the tornado path.
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Perry
Oklahoma
Billings
Oklo
James Russell
Sam Merrifield
Red Rock
Cerres
Russell
Trunk mystery clears in Stockton homicide case
Albert N McVicar a Rawhide mine employee identified after his body was found in a trunk at the Southern Pacific depot. Police arrest Emma LeDoux who bought the trunk and is charged with rape and murder. her husband in Anudor county, motive robbery suspected, she pleads innocence per police report.
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Stockton
Cal
Southern Pacific
Albert N McVicar
Rawhide
Jamestown
Antioch
Emma' LeDous
McView
Anudor
McViewr
LeDoux
Dow Miller
McVicar
Erie
Wreck on Chicago & North Western Branch Costs Nine Dead
WASHOUT CAUSED WRECK near Harper Wyoming Sunday night at 8 40. An Eastbound Chicago North Western branch train derailed in prairie, killing nine and injuring thirteen. The middle span of the Talland bridge over the Platte River failed, leaving most victims in a caboose sunk in water. Rescue attempts hampered by flood waters and wreckage.
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Harper
Chicago & Northwhatern
Here
Annie Anie
Platte River
Fooled by Fake Proclamation Boldly Foiled
Bolas, Wa Governor Gooding on Monday received from New York a telegram bearing a forged signature. The message claimed Chase, former mayor of Hav erhill, Mase, and listed a plan to call strike actions. New York labor leaders are said to be investigating the bogus proclamation.
Entire Meza Family Slain by Yaqui Indians in Sonora
Los Angeles reports the massacre of five members of Pedro Meza family, president of La Thira, in Sonora, Mexico, by Yaqui raiders. Three Meza relatives survive, including baby Pedro Meza and two daughters Merced and Eliora. The group had sought medical aid and shopping in Quaymas when the attack occurred near Orliz. Troops are awaited to quell the raid.
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Los Angeles
Pedro Meas
la Thira
Sonora
Mexico
Frederick Keariman
Willem Hoege
Meza
Pedro Meza
Merced
Eliora
le Dura
Quaymas
Theif
Senort
Eloise
Orliz
Mia
Hof
Los Otates
Otates Pass
la Dura
F. A. Hartmann
Outrage of Chinese Pirates Near Canton
Details of a March 22 attack by pirates on the Standard Oil launch Comet near Canton. The vessel and tow were boarded at Wampoa, pirates threw a explosive into the engine room, overpowered the crew, beached the ships, and removed firearms ammunition while the hero cargo remained untouched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hongkong
Canton
Standard Ol! Company
Kongman
Wampoa
Poisoned Girls Refuse Strike at Polish Factory
In Patinice near Lodz, thirty four workers at Kindler's Mills were poisoned after they refused to strike. Powder spread on the floor sickened most, with one death and others in serious condition. the paymaster of the Vtula railroad was shot by robbers who looted 3500.
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Warsaw
V =tula
Kindler
Patianice
Lolz
Accident at Phoenix Power Company blasting scene
A small carpet tack caused a spark leading to a catastrophic blast at the Phoenix Power Company works near here last Saturday afternoon. John Nash age 58 and Ewart Hie ginbotham age 2 were killed. Other workers including W. GPa og age 25 a Colorado Midland railroad bridge carpenter and Sib clas Terre were fatally injured. The explosion spread across the surrounding area as the machine team and watchmen attempted repairs. Smoke and flame traveled through the air as workers were at their posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Powser Company
Miles
John Nash
Ewart Hieginbotham
Remmvile
Cal W. Gpa
Colorado Midland Railroad
Sib Clas Terre
Alicit
Watchiman
Fourloni
Temas Watch
Shay
Misconduct Allegations Involving Chief of Society Police
A report from Tam BO describes mistreatment claims against Mois Ob Tetinka the chief of the society police at Tambo. The case references cruelty toward a young girl and mentions a Christmas act linked to Julia and others, with investigations and calls for accountability amid a broader scandal involving Sara Angeles and other figures in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mile Sielearhonere
Julia
Bravely Saved Boy by Trenton diver at factory canal edge
A diver from Trenton saved a boy who fell into a canal near a porcelain works while delivering dinner to a relative. The incident occurred as the boy wandered near the canal bank and slipped into the water, but rescue was swift and successful.
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Trenton Hy
Marian Ea Jomo A. Newel
Nee Wally
Annie
Aguir
Treachery of the Pulajanes in Samar Attack on Officials
A clash at Maçaoon Samar between constabulary and Pulajanes left thirty rebels dead and sixteen officers killed or wounded. Officials including Governor Curry and Superintendent Hoover arrived and were nearly photographed surrendering when Pulajanes attacked. a mounted pursuit followed, with the natives routed and gun losses noted.
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Manila
Bere
Macaon
Samar
Constabulary
Jones
Magtaon
Curry
Lobinger
Hoover
Pula
Postmaster General Cracks Down on Fake Medical Offices
Washington orders postmasters in New York and Brooklyn to block mail for fifty two legal medical offices and to refuse delivery of items addressed to fictitious names used to hide ownership. The move mirrors prior actions in Boston and Philadelphia to enforce the law against such criminal concerns.
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Washington
New York
Brooklye
Brooklyn
Cortelyon
Boston
Philadelphia
Titania Strikes Submerged Rock Near Port
The Brith freight steamer Titania, in peril from fire at sea, battled a blizzard and ale in a desperate effort to reach port when she struck a submerged rock entering the harbor Sunday night. Her hull suffered a tear and the crew worked to stem flooding.
On the Verge of Starvation Amid Famine Strain
Reports describe extreme hunger in a famine district with relief from foreign aid and winter river authorities providing work for able-bodied residents. Many families send children to crowded orphanages as government tax relief offers little immediate aid while donors and appeals mount for aid following a recent earthquake in Sulli Formom and other affected areas.
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Uberaald
Okayama
Sulli Formom
Lightning Struck Man Dies During Thunderstorm at Hin Pulpit
A man named Hew from Lents and members of the Latterday Balnte congregation were at a speaking event when a bolt struck during a severe thunderstorm. He died within thirty minutes while others were reportedly scared but unharmed. The accident occurred at Hin Pulpit, Carton, Mee Whale, with a portion of the crowd left shaken by the shock.
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Suntoy
Riany Personn
Justice on Trails of Insurance Officials
New York Justice O Sullivan stated in General Sessions that grand jurors must decide if insurance funds were used to influence campaigns with intent to deprive owners of property, and that larceny may have occurred. He urged thorough fact gathering and placed responsibility on jurors, contrasting District Attorney Jerome who said no fraud intent was shown.
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New York
Grand Jury
Jvsthe O'Sullivan
Court of General Sessions
O'Sullivan
Jerome
Justice O'Sullivan
AWFUL RECORD OF LOSS
Boston reports eighty five lives lost and fifty four ships wrecked along New England and maritime provinces during the past winter. Most losses occurred at sea with thirty seven sailing craft and nine steamships among the wrecks. The steamer British King foundered off Sable Island on March 11 with eighteen to twenty lives lost.
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Boston
New England
Sable Island
Everal
White Men Mob Japs in Kernville Labor Turmoil
Special to the Californian reports in Kernville and nearby Sierras a mob of transient laborers drove nine Edison Electric Company Japanese workers from town under threat of dynamite. Parts of the camp were burned, a tent taken, and the Japanese ordered to leave at once. They headed toward the railroad forty miles away, seeking instructions from the company.
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Haberstiein
Val
Kernville
Sierras
Edison Electric Company
Love Tragedy In Ohio Town Shootings and secrets emerge
In Mansfeld Ohio Milly Grace Zeliper aged 2% was shot and killed early Friday by Roy Shanks who then killed himself. Zeliper was a store leader and church worker. The alleged motive centered on a forbidden relationship with Shanks and a disputed engagement with her parents. Witnesses describe a tense scene as Shanks shot Zeliper in her room and killed himself.
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Mansfeld
Milly
Grace Zeliper
Roy Shanks
Mies Zelner
Shanks
Turkay Waving Declines Withdrawal Over Territorial Claim
Jamdou Turkay Waving refuses to pull her troupe from Tabet on the Anglo Mey frontier amid a dispute over Senopenlacula said by Ly to be Egyptian territory. Britain signals possible influence on the sultan to modify the contention. No further details available locally.
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Jamdou —Turkay
Tabet
Great Britain
Ten Die In Century Coal Mine Explosion At Fairmont
A massive coal mine blast at Century Coal Company in Century West Virginia leaves ten confirmed dead, with twenty five to seventy five missing or unaccounted as winds disabled communications. Foreign workers dominated the victim list with rescue teams racing to reach the shaft bottom where five bodies were recovered in a damaged portion of the mine.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Century Coal Company
Century
Shaw Brothers
Baltimore
West Virginia
Jane
Executives of American Federation push labor into politics
The article notes the American Federation leaders weighing in on the political arena as President Roosevelt and Speaker Cannon respond to labor concerns. It suggests if Congress ignores grievances, the federation will appeal directly to the people to mobilize organized labor for political influence and elect sympathetic candidates.
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Washington
Federat
Bor
Roose
Cannon
Gonmoore
Congress
Conference On Adverse Decision Of Court
Washington held an extended conference among Attorney General Moody Secretary and James A Garfield about the Humphrey packers ruling. Officials aim to determine if an appeal can be taken and review the legal bearing of the decision.
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Washington
Feceit
Moody
James & Garfield
Humphreye
Humphrey
Life Work in Ended New York Professor Died
The noted chemist died Thursday at age 82. He was a well known expert on the chemistry of poison and connected with New York College and the city college. He taught chemistry for nearly forty five years at Bellevue hospital medical college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
York College
Bellewie Hospital
Attorney Protected Joints Kontay Ciy-John F Ste two years agent
Kansas court records reveal attorney Gibson and county official, tied to a brewing company saloon, acting as guaranty for a loan. Lawyers claim months of payments, with Gibson demanding one month’s payment and a promise of five dollars.
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Kontay Ciy
John F. Ste
Kansasity
Bel of
4 Brewing Company
Priaecutian
Steele Alan ‘Ru
Gibson
Tired and Wanted Hest and the Coroner's Note
A scrambled OCR note reports a coroner and a 40 year old named O. A Robinwan tied to a damp incident at the Renter hotel on Thursday. The fragmented text references morphing substance and a transfer from a pacific company, with mentions of a Weavem family and a dubious legal notice.
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Dayton
Robinwan
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